At Kim’s Purfect Pet’s Services & Reptile Boarding, your furry and scaly companions will receive nothing but expert care.

Whether you're away for a short trip or an extended stay. With professional reptile boarding and pet sitting services, that will ensure your pets receive dedicated attention in a safe, comfortable environment.

Enjoy peace of mind knowing your beloved pets are in experienced hands, with daily updates for your reassurance.


Specialist pet sitting and reptile boarding in Burwell, Cambridge. With updates you’ll love, from snout to scales - care that feels like home.


Close-up of a bearded dragon with orange scales on a tree branch.
Cute black puppy with fluffy fur looking upwards, standing on green grass.
Close-up of a tabby cat with green eyes walking on grass.
Bearded dragon resting on wooden branch with wall-mounted thermometer in background.
Close-up of a brown guinea pig with a wicker basket and bedding.
Close-up of a fluffy black dog with a wiry coat, sitting on green grass, looking upward.
A Siamese cat with blue eyes standing indoors near a doormat.
Side profile of a brown dog with long ears and a harness, standing on fallen leaves in an outdoor setting.
Gray cat rubbing its face against a wooden post on a frosty deck.
A fluffy white dog with light brown ears, wearing an orange harness, sits on grass while looking at a treat being held out on a leash handle.
Close-up of a brown and white guinea pig on hay and leafy greens.
Bengal cat standing on wooden fence post with lantern, surrounded by greenery.
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Close-up of a guinea pig with brown fur beside a piece of straw.

Why choose Kim’s Purfect Pets?

Your pet will be cared and provided for as extended members of the Ellam family, experiencing loving attention and care while you're away.

As passionate pet owners ourselves, understanding just how important your beloved pets are to you, is something very close to our hearts.

That’s why going above and beyond ensuring your best friend feels safe, comfortable, and well-cared for at all times.

Dog with long ears and red harness sitting on grass with an orange and blue ball in front, in a park setting with trees and blue sky.

Do bearded dragons dragons bite?

Bearded dragons are usually very gentle pets. They don’t want to bite people — they’d much rather chill out, eat their bugs and veggies, and enjoy a cuddle in the sun! Sometimes, though, a beardie might give a little nip if: They think your finger is a tasty worm or crunchy bug. They feel a bit scared or surprised. They’re feeling extra bossy during breeding season. But don’t worry! A bearded dragon bite isn’t very strong. It might feel like a sharp pinch, but it doesn’t usually hurt much. The most important thing to remember is: Always wash your hands after handling a beardie — not because of the bite, but to stay clean and healthy. So the truth is: bearded dragons are more likely to be your calm, scaly friend than to ever bite. 

Our Simple Booking System

1. Fill out the form below, call, or email us. We will get back to you within a few hours, or before.

Q&A

2. We will visit you in your home, to discuss your needs and your pets needs. Take important information, send you our Terms & conditions for you to complete.

3. We will arrive at your home as arranged. Care for your pet, make sure your property is secure when we leave.

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1: Do you board tortoise?

Yes, we do board small breed tortoises such as Hermann’s and Horesfield.

2: What accommodation do you provide for tortoises?

We provide both indoor and outdoor accommodation:

Our indoor enclosures are bespoke with UVB lighting, a heat lamp, and a temperature and humidity thermostat to provide them with the perfect heat and humidity they need. We also provide a water dish large enough for a dip if needed, which is checked throughout the day. This is in case it has been used as a toilet, and is cleaned and replenished with fresh water. Substrate, is top-soil and a little play sand for the purpose of digging into when hot or to sleep, along with some edible tortoise bedding and a cosy tunnel to hide in for that cosy nights sleep and a snack! A slate tile is also used to serve your tortoises veggies on, the purpose for this, is to file down their own beaks as they eat, so a vet visit is avoided!

Our outdoor enclosures are bespoke and designed by ourselves, completely safe and secure. With a wooden frame and mesh top, stopping predators from getting in, with a waterproof, insulated house with hay inside for those afternoon naps. We use slabs as a base purely for easy cleaning and sanitization after each boarding guest. A digging box is provided, along with a variety of textures to explore, like stones and bark tunnels to rest in out of the sun.

If the substrate we provide is not to your preference, we can can talk about alternatives!

3: What will my tortoise have to eat while boarding with you?

We feed whatever they have at home with your guidance, along with a variety of other veggies for them to try. We feed veggies and fruit such as, romaine lettuce, carrots, cucumber, dandelion leaves and flowers. If a pellet food is fed, we ask you to bring this with you, this helps your tortoise with its adjustment and aids their digestion keeping to what they are used to, preventing tummy problems.

4: Do you provide calcium supplementation?

Yes we do, cuttlefish is provided for calcium purposes, for strong bones and their shell and beaks. For tortoises that do not eat cuttlefish, we offer powdered calcium which is added to their food.

What if my pet becomes unwell?

We will contact you as first port of call, if you wish us to take your pet to your normal vet (distance dependant) we will do so. If you are not registered with a vet, we will take your pet to our reptile specialist. All fees will be charged to yourselves, any treatment needed will be given but only with your agreement. We do have an agreement that will have a section asking your permission with this procedure, we will care for your pet until your return.